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People in British Columbia can visit a community pharmacist for help with 21 minor health concerns or for contraception services. These concerns include allergies, mild acne, headaches, indigestion, cold sores and uncomplicated urinary tract infections. If needed, the pharmacist may prescribe medication after the visit, the pharmacist may share information…
We are pleased to invite expressions of interest for participation in an upcoming Patient Partner workshop for Nursing students at the end of their 1st year of a 3-year program. This 90-minute interactive session will give students the invaluable opportunity to learn directly from individuals who have first-hand experience navigating…
The PQI initiative is a 10-month training program that runs from September to May, helping physicians develop practical QI skills through hands-on QI projects. Patient Partners may participate in project team meetings, provide one-on-one feedback, review materials, help identify patient priorities and barriers to care and contribute patient perspectives to…
Fraser Health is seeking feedback on Emergency Department wait time information, including how people use it and what information they find most helpful. If you live in a Fraser Health or Vancouver Coastal community and have used, or are aware of, the Emergency Department Wait Times website, we invite you…
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Providence Health Care is building a new state-of-the-art research, technology and innovation hub, currently known as the Clinical Support and Research Centre (CSRC) which will be located beside the new St. Paul’s Hospital on the Jim Pattison Medical Campus. Providence Research is re-imagining how research will be conducted in the…
Patients that have recently been discharged from hospitals are at high risk of medication errors, adverse medication events and re-admissions. Pharmacists are well-positioned to support patients undergoing transitions of care through medication reconciliation and assessment, bridging communication gaps and providing patient education. The intent of this project is to build…
We are looking for 1-2 new patient partners to join the Patient Health Education Materials (PHEM) Committee at PHC. PHEM are informational or educational resources provided to patients, clients, residents and families at PHC. The PHEM Committee reviews materials submitted by PHC staff to ensure they are relevant, clear and…
Evidence shows that inappropriate antipsychotic prescribing leads to increased risk of adverse effects such as falls and strokes, longer acute stays and increased readmissions between LTC and acute. Work is underway at VCH & PHC to address prescribing practices for seniors in both LTC and acute setting starting with Lions…
The New Westminster Community Health team is planning a series of bi-monthly forums to support the essential care partners of people awaiting a new home in Long-Term Care (LTC). These interactive forums will cover a variety of topics, including the navigation of LTC waitlists and how to access resources. The…
The Chart Club at Providence Health Care (PHC) is looking for a patient and family partner to join their group. This is an opportunity to collaborate with health care professionals and help shape the quality and safety of care across the organization. Chart Club is a methodology of reviewing patient…
Health Quality BC administers the Patient Voices Network. Using evidence-informed strategies, the Council shifts culture, improves clinical practice and advances person- and family-centred care to support high-quality care for every person in our province.
